The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1887-08-13
A. w. Dunn, Of Smoky, is

A. w. Dunn, Of Smoky, is in
town.
Judge E. P. Johnson and wife,
of Challis, are in town.
Pierce Dorgan and wife were at
the Springs on last Sunday.
! U. S. Marshal Baird was in town
on Tuesday on official business.
Mrs. Robert Crozier, Of Vienna,
is visiting relatives at Seattle, W. T.
Bishop Talbot of this Episcopal
diocese was in Boise City last Sun
day.
Judge Broderick has returned
from Silver City and will open
court at Idaho next Monday.
Mr.. William Leigh and Miss
Clara Leigh, of Boise City, were in
town during the early part of the
week.
AL. Long, formerly at the Mer-
chants Hotel, HALEY, is now assis-
tant in Charlie Davis store, at
Smoky.
L. I. Brock, after several years
absence, has repurchased his old
drug store, at Bellevue, and gone
into business again.
Miss Sara Middleton passed the
greatest portion of the week at the
Pride of Idaho mine, on East Fork,
the guest of Mrs. j. Dawson.
w. H. Jeffers. the well-known
representative of Murphy, Grant e.
Co. of San Francisco is in town on
his regular tour through this por-
ton of Idaho.
Superintendent Watkins of the
Falls City Mining Company has
gone to the Pine Valley mines Of
Eastern Oregon where his company
is largely interested.
Ed. Steventon returned from
Smoky on Tuesday, for brief visit
to friends in Ketchum. He will
return to that camp and engage in
business for himself.
Mrs. George M. Payne and
Miss Mabel, have left
Haley to reside in Mountain Home,
where Mr.. Payne is now publishing
the Range and Valley.
Mrs. J. Morrell, Mrs. Geo. Smythe
of Haley, Mrs. DIR. Owings and
Mrs. Addison Smith of Deer Lodge,
Montana, were among the visitors
at the Guyer Springs on last We'd
Gardner Adams, of Sawtooth,
was in town during the week. He
thinks of looking up a new loca-
ton, and may 60 to the Sheep
country to continue in
the Kentucky hardware" line.
j. B. Booth, editor and proprie-
tor of the Salmon City Recorder,
was in town on Thursday. He at
tended the editorial convention at
Falls, and will pass sew
eral days taking in the sights of
Wood River.
Charles Francis Adams, presi-
dent of the Union Pacific road, was
1T the Shoshone Falls during the
early part Of the week. On learn
ng that the Idaho editors would be
here on Wednesday, he beat pre-
,ipitous retreat to Boston.
Miss Blackinger, of Bellevue,
low visiting friends and relatives at
Silver City, gave party last week,
It the Masonic Hall at that place,
% her numerous young friends.
The young lady and her parents !
will return home next week.
Mrs. l. /. Lewis leaves to-day, in
of her son Clancy, for
Chicago and will probably be alb
sent for some months. While in
Chicago Mrs. Lewis will devote a
portion Of her time in perfecting
herself in the art of painting for
which she exhibits considerable
natural ability.
Mrs. A. S. Duniway, special cor
respondent of the Portland Ore
,onian, arrived in Ketchum on
Thursdays train after an extended
our through Alturas county. On
he evening of her arrival the lady
ectured at Union Church to a
highly appreciative audience. Mrs
Ouniway leaves to-day for Port
and and her impressions of Ketch
I'm will shortly appear in the